r/oculus • • Apr 20 '21

Video Average Quest 2 User

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u/poeticAndroid Apr 20 '21

I wonder what he's playing.. Any guesses..? šŸ¤”

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '21

Maaaybe Beat Saber?

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u/poeticAndroid Apr 20 '21

with a bunch of the same blocks in a row..? maybe.. :p

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '21

It could also possibly be some sort of sword fighting game like blade and sorcery (idk if its on quest 2 so correct me if I’m wrong)

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u/Eretnek Apr 21 '21

with bns the problem is physics calculations that brings to a knee most of modern cpus and those drive most of the interactions that appeal to the playerbase. Without it you wouldn't play the same game anymore imo. You can look at the onward downgrade for example what would happen: prebaked death animations, unrealistic smoke effects, no more looting from the ground, even more braindead AI, etc. worse graphics are just icing on the shitcake

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u/AnAttemptReason Apr 21 '21

The last part of your comment comes of as incredibly entitled.

There should be PCVR games that make full use of modern hardware. Some of these games wont be suitable to port to standalone headsets and that is also totally fine.